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DescriptionThis area features a small concave curve in the wall below the largest and tallest section of the cliff. The routes here climb well featured rock on pockets, cobbles, and ripples. Due to the angle of the hill, it is hard to get a good grasp of the climbing here. However once you pull onto the wall, you will realize that what appear to be slabbier below is much steeper than it looks. The pillar containing Big Red Button is a great example. The original thought was that Big would be a "5.6 warm up". A far cry from the truth when after it was bolted it checked in at a much stiffer 5.11b. Getting ThereAim for the obvious recess just below mid-level of the crag. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Iron Curtain:
Fist Full of Rubles 5.8 Sport, 80 feet
Defector 5.8 Sport, 80 feet
Standard Issue 5.10d Sport, 80 feet
White Flag 5.11a/b Sport, 80 feet
Aloha Patrol 5.11b Sport, 4 pitches, 300 feet
Double Agent 5.11b Sport, 80 feet
I Shot JFK 5.12a Sport, 80 feet
Featured Route For Iron Curtain
Standard Issue 5.10d CA : SF Bay Area : ... : Iron Curtain
This killer route tackles the left side of the hanging pillar on slab then up the bulge headwall. This is the best option for a 1st pitch leading to Aloha Patrol....[more] Browse More Classics in CA |